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Anarchy: a journal of desire armed. #37, Summer 1993
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ALTERNATIVE MEDIA REVIEW part one
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-includes Alternative Press Review, compiled by Jason McQuinn.
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Alternative Press Review
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Compiled by Jason McQuinn
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As always, we're happy to exchange with other `alternative'
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periodicals (of 8 pages or more - or 4 pages if tabloid size). I
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try to list all the publications that we receive in a timely way,
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but please be aware that there are times when this is impossible
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due to time and space limitations. Also keep in mind that the An-
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archy issue we send for exchanges will be the one your publication
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is reviewed in, so please be patient. -Jason
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MESECHABE #11/Winter '93 (7725 Cohn St., New Orleans, LA. 70118)
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is now a nicely-done 30pp. tabloid, subtitled "The Journal of
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Surregionalism." This issue features Gary Snyder on "Nature's
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writing," the second part of Max Cafard's amusing "Cults of con-
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sumption" (on televangelists), John Clark on "The life and work of
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Elis=82e Reclus," and Camille Martin's translation of Reclus'
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account of his voyage to New Orleans in 1855 titled "An anarchist
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in the old South," along with loads of poetry, photos and sketches.
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Recommended. Cover price is $3; subscriptions are $15/5 issues.
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EARTH FIRST! Vol.13,#4/Eostar & #5/Beltane '93 (POB 5176,
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Missoula, MT. 59806) is a 40pp. tabloid of the Earth First! move-
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ment/organization. Issue #4 includes Bill Hipwell's cover story
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"Wolf spirit monkeywrenches helicopter in Yukon," and coverage of
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hunt saboteurs in the U.K. Issue #5 includes opinions on current
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controversies over the direction of EF!, "Malthus was wrong" by
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Greg Gordon, "Deep ecology, animal rights and Native people" by Don
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Smith & Mike Roselle, and an insert on the Mount Graham struggle in
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Arizona, along with many other articles on environmental conflicts.
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Always recommended. Subscriptions are $20/year (8 issues).
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GAUNTLET #5/1993 (Barry Hoffman, 309 Powell Rd., Springfield, PA.
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19064) is a huge 192pp. annual anti-censorship journal. This issue
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on the theme of "Porn in the USA" features contributions like Mark
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Di Ionno's "Spike Lee: Bourgeois boor," David Clark's "Madonna
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exposed," Bill Paige's "What's porn to you is...," Nina Hartley's
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"Reflections of a feminist porn star," and even Phyllis Schlaffly
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on "Pornography's victims." Always worth checking out. Sample
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copies are $9.95 + $2 p&h.
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KOMOTION INTERNATIONAL LIVE & KICKING #5/undated (POB 410502, San
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Francisco, CA. 94141-0502) is the 52pp. journal of the Komotion
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International project which also functions as a performance space,
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art gallery and recording studio. This issue includes Mat
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Callahan's "How do I have to look to tell the truth," David
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Schecter's "Participatory democracy: How could it work?" and Phil
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Lollar's "Where is this 51st state called `Love'?" There's also a
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very enjoyable, eclectic compilation music cassette with the same
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title, featuring Genuine Diamelles, the Looters, Idiot Flesh and
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Salsa 24, among others. Both cassette and journal are available for
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$6. You can't beat the combination, so don't miss this. Or,
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subscriptions are included with membership for $10/ year (? issues)
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KAT=FEAH JOURNAL #38/Spring '93 (Rt.8, Box 323, Lenoir, NC. Kat=A3ah
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Province 28645) is the last full 36pp. issue of this bioregional
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tabloid covering the Kat=A3ah region of Appalachia. As one of the
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best of the bioregional publications, this journal will surely be
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missed by many readers. The Spring issue focusses on "Sustainable
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Touring," with articles like "Toward sustainable tourism in
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Southern Appalachia" by Marcus Endicott, "Camping & touring through
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Kat=A3ah forests" by Lee Barnes, a critique of "Tourism development"
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by Michal Smith, and "Bicycle touring in Kat=A3ah" by Patrick Clark.
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Check this out before they're gone. You can still obtain this
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issue, as well as most back issues for $3 each.
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ALSO RECEIVED:
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Underground #1/undated (POB 613, London, SE22 9QT, England) is a
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visually impressive, 8-page newspaper-sized subversive equivalent
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to the National Enquirer. Lots of short articles like "The art of
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armed robbery" by Rob Banks, and "Media initiation rites: The devil
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told me to do it" by Tom Vague, along with bizarre pseudo-
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advertisements mixed in with a few of the real thing. Worth getting
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if you could use a few laughs. Send a contribution.
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Incite Information Vol.4,#1/Mar.-April & #2/May-June '93 (1507
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E.Franklin St. #530, Chapel Hill, NC. 27514) is a 16pp. bulletin of
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"News Analysis and Commentary," always a quick, pleasant read, with
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an occasional new angle on the news. Issue #1 includes Richard Kos-
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telanetz on the Mike Tyson trial. Issue #2 includes Wayne Jebian's
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"Pot shot heard 'round the world," a couple short commentaries on
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the media AIDS spectacle by Mickey Z. and Richard Kostelanetz, and
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a timely reminder by Mark Hand that in the U.S. the Jewish Defense
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League has been a consistent source of "Homegrown terrorism." Sub-
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scriptions are $10/year (6 issues).
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NameBase NewsLine #1/April-June '93 (Public Information Research,
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Box 5199, Arlington, VA. 22205) is the first 12-page issue of this
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periodical distributed exclusively to users of NameBase (a
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microcomputer database with 142,000 citations and 67,000 names
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primarily tied to the intersecting agendas of intelligence, mili-
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tary, diplomatic and corporate circles - see NameBase review else-
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where in this issue), containing a very interesting account of Bill
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Clinton's connections with the Council on Foreign Relations,
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Trilateral Commission and Bilderberg meetings. Free to purchasers
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of NameBase ($79).
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Factsheet 5 #47/undated (Seth Friedman, POB 170099, San Francisco,
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CA. 94117-0099), the marginal/alternative press networking zine of
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zines is back with a second issue from the new publisher and
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looking good. This one weighs in at 112pp. packed with over
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thirteen hundred reviews, all organized by subject in sections
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including: Personal Zines, Spirituality, Sports, B-Movies, Science
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Fiction, Queer, Comics & Humor, Music, and much more, complete with
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an index! If you haven't seen this zine, order one right now!
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Samples are $4; subscriptions are $20/6 issues.
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Plazm #4/undated (1101 SW Washington, Suite 124, Portland, OR.
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97205) 58pp. impressively-produced quarterly art tabloid magazine,
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featuring short essays & fiction along with lots of strong graphics
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"dedicated to the unrestricted expression of ideas." This issue in-
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cludes interviews with Henry Rollins and with Paul Barker of
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Ministry. Send $4.50 for a sample copy; subscriptions are $25/year.
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The Body Politic Vol.3,33/Mar., #4/April & #5/May '93 (POB 2363,
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Binghamton, NY. 13902) is an informative 38pp. zine billing itself
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as a "Monthly pro-choice news report." The March issue includes an
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interview with Margaret Sanger biographer Ellen Chesler. The April
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issue includes various commentaries on anti-abortionist violence,
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along with the first part of an interesting interview with
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religious right investigator Skipp Porteous. Single copies are $3;
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subscriptions are $18/year.
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Gnosis #27/Spring '93 (POB 14217, San Francisco, CA. 94114) is an
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88pp. journal of "the Western Inner Traditions." This issue on
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"Sacred Art & Music" includes a good analysis of the growth
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industry in creating childhood memories of sexual abuse titled "No
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thanks for the memories" by Ted Schultz, and Hakim Bey's
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"Immediatist manifesto," along with the many theme articles. Sub-
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scriptions are $20.00/year (4 issues); samples are $6 postpaid.
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Frontier Report Vol.2,#9/Mar. & #10/April '93 (POB 8481, Kansas
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City, MO. 64114-0481) is a readable 8pp. monthly, "Independent,
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Unconventional, Non-commercial" community tabloid. Issue #9
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includes a report on the plight of Sundiata Acoli titled "Political
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prisoners? In the United States?" In issue #10 Ida Fogle
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contributes a perceptive account of "The business of fixing people"
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(the shrink scam). The upcoming issue will be the last one, so grab
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a copy quick while there's still a chance. Single copies are 95=9B.
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New Liberation News Service Vol.3,#8/Feb. 1, thru #11/April 12,'93
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(POB 325, Kendall Square Branch, Cambridge, MA. 02142) is a valu-
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able 32pp. compilation of articles (largely taken from the North
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American liberal/ radical leftist student press) intended for re-
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printing by member periodicals. Issue #8 contains pieces on
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struggles at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and a
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view of a Mexican perspective on NAFTA. Issue #9 features an in-
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depth look at "Education for the New World Order" (including the
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National Security Education Act funding $150 million worth of
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`security'). Issue #10 includes a long dialogue between NLNS and
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member periodicals over the direction of the project. Packets are
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$5/issue.
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Challenge Vol.4,#2/Mar.-April '93 (POB 14338, Tel Aviv 61142,
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Israel) is a 42pp. "Magazine of the Israeli Left," written "by
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Arabs & Jews" (also published in a Hebrew-language version titled
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Etgar). This issue features Neve Gordon & Rela Mazali on "The
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vicious circle of torture," and Michal Schwartz's "Paved with bad
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intentions" (on road development plans cutting through "the last
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remaining lands of many Palestinian towns in Israel"). Subscrip-
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tions are $30/year (6 issues).
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Permaculture Activist #27/Aug.'92 (Route 1, Box 38, Primm Springs,
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TN. 38476) is the 52pp. "Quarterly Voice for Permanent Culture in
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North America," featuring John Mohawk on "Deconstructing utopia,"
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an interview with Patricia DuBose on "Grassroots organizing" in El
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Salvador, and Jerome Osentowski on "Third World linkages: Planting
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the seeds of Permaculture." Subscriptions are $16/year.
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off our backs Vol.23,#3/Mar., #4/ April & #5/May '93 (2423 18th
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St. NW, Washington, DC. 20009) is a 24pp. feminist news tabloid.
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Issue #3 covers the explosive growth of pornography in Russia and
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the situation of feminists in Belgrade during the current crisis.
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Issue #4 includes extensive coverage of a University of Chicago Law
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School "Conference on Speech, Equality, and Harm." Issue #5
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features lots of riot grrrl coverage, and a special "War Pull-Out"
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section titled "Serbia's war against Bosnia and Croatia." An essen-
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tial magazine on the feminist movements. Subscriptions are $19/year
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(11 issues).
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OTHER PUBLICATIONS:
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Seattle Community Catalyst Vol.3, #11/Mar. & #12/April '93 (5031
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University Way NE, Rm.2, Seattle, WA. 98105) is a 16pp. eco-peace-
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community tabloid. Issue #11 features Lansing Scott's "Getting
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ready for cultural war" (on new anti-gay campaigns by the Christian
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right in the U.S. northwest). Issue #12 features "Alternatives to
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autogeddon" by Michael Skehan. Subscriptions are $15/year (12 is-
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sues).
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Changing Men #25/Winter-Spring '93 (306 N. Brooks St., Madison,
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WI. 53715) is a very disappointing 72pp. `pro-feminist' men's
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movement magazine, subtitled "Issues in Gender, Sex and Politics."
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In this issue the editors totally cave in to the threats of boycott
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and anathema pronounced by Nikki Craft in her recent, censorious
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off our backs article titled "So much slime, so little time," going
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so far as to reprint the article complete with an abject confession
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from the editors renouncing their imagined sins. The lack of
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integrity shown here is neck deep, featuring Craft's implicit death
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threat against NAMBLA members and her explicit and eager admission
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of police collaboration in attempting to silence Uncommon Desires.
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Hold your breath if you want to send $6 for a sample copy of this
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miserable mag.
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Uncommon Desires Newsletter #10/Feb.-Mar.'93 (Postbus 408, 1000AK,
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Amsterdam, Netherlands) is a very well-done, 16pp. zine "about
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girl-love, erotic desires, censorship, and the police state."
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Subscriptions are now $20/year cash or undesignated check.
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EcoSocialist Review Vol.7,#1/Spring '93 (Chicago DSA, 1608 N.
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Milwaukee, 4th floor, Chicago, IL. 60647) is the 28pp. ecology zine
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of the social-democratic Democratic Socialists of America. This
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issue includes an (unintentionally) humorous Marxist analysis of
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"Ecofeminism and animal rights, Part 2: The animal industrial
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complex"(!) by Carol Adams and a review of Conrad Smith's Media and
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Apocalypse by Dorothee Benz. Subscriptions are $10/year (4 is-
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sues?).
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Southern Libertarian Messenger Vol.21,#8/Dec.'92 thru #10/Feb.'93
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(Rt.10 Box 52A, Florence, SC. 29501) is a 6-8pp. photocopied,
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right-wing `libertarian' news-clipping collection. Issue #8
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includes a `special' 8pp. addendum featuring Robert Brakeman's
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interesting story "When the punks struck." Issue #10 includes a 2-
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page addendum of Antony Flew's leaflet "Against `Anti-Racism' in
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Education." Subscriptions are $6/year (12 issues).
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Bleeding Eyesore #4/undated (Paul Harrison, 1 Prince William Ct.,
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Featherstone, West Yorkshire WF7 5PH, England) is a 30pp. zine
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featuring reprints in microscopic print of Mark Heley's naive paean
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to virtual reality titled "Neuro space...," and interviews with
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Terence McKenna on psychedelics, sex and extraterrestrials. Send a
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contribution for a copy.
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Turning The Tide Vol.6,#2/Mar.-April '93 (POB 1990, Burbank, CA.
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91507) is a 12pp. tabloid "Anti-Racism Newsletter" published by
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People Against Racist Terror, featuring articles on the
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relationships between racism and ecological struggles this time
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around. Subscriptions are $6/year (6 issues).
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Dreamtime Talkingmail #3/Spring '93 (Rt.2, Box 242W, Viola, WI.
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54464)) is a 30pp. newsletter documenting the "embryonic beginnings
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of a permaculture hypermedia village in southwest Wisconsin" on
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donated land, complete with a big old school building, fire truck
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& bookmobile! The founders are looking for more warm bodies to
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populate the place. Subscriptions are $12/3 issues; sample copies
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are $4.
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Synthesis/Regeneration #6/ Spring '93 (WD Press, POB 24115, St.
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Louis, MO. 63130) is the 48pp. "theoretical discussion bulletin of
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the Greens/Green Party USA." This issue focusses on a theme of
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"`Free' Trade vs. Visions of a Green Society" with numerous short
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articles developing various reformist to revolutionary perspectives
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on resistance to NAFTA and GATT. Subscriptions are #12/year (4 is-
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sues).
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The Portland Alliance Vol.13,#4/ April & #5/May '93 (2807 SE
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Stark, Portland, OR. 97214) is a 16pp. "Progressive Community News"
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monthly tabloid. Issue #4 includes a reprint (from the Anderson
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Valley Advertiser) of Judi Bari's "The truth about tree spiking:
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Part 1 - Horrible costs." Subscriptions are $20/year.
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Campus: America's Student Newspaper Vol.4,#3/Spring '93 (I.S.I.,
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14 S. Bryn Mawr Ave., Bryn Mawr, PA. 19010-3275) is a
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professionally produced 24pp. right-wing tabloid that bills itself
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as "the only national student-edited, student-written newspaper for
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college students." This issue focusses on critiques of campus PC
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(of the leftist variety, never the more prevalent right-wing sort),
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multiculturalism, sexuality and feminism, from an underlying white,
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Christian, Euro-supremacist ideological perspective. Subscriptions
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are free with (free) I.S.I. membership or $10/4 issues for non-
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members.
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NAMBLA Bulletin Vol.14,#3/April '93 (POB 174, Midtown Sta., New
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York, NY. 10018) is the 24pp. newsletter of the North American
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Man/Boy Love Association. This issue includes a report on the
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invasion of a New York NAMBLA chapter meeting by a witch-hunting
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NBC Television News crew, and fiction titled "Something Like Happi-
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ness" by Kevin Esser. Subscriptions are $30/year (10 issues) for
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non-members, or included with membership at $25/year.
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MediaCulture Review Vol.2,#1/ Mar. & #2/April-May '93 (100 East
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85 St., New York, NY. 10028) is a newsletter published by the
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Institute for Alternative Journalism. (The IAJ also maintains an
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on-line computer wire service carrying articles "from the inde-
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pendent and alternative press.") Issue #1 covers governmental
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communications policy questions, and includes "Ten censored stories
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- 1992" compiled by Project Censored. Issue #2 includes an analysis
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of "The information ghetto" (on those left behind in the consumer
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technological race). Subscriptions are $24/year (6 issues).
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Karma Lapel #4/undated (POB 5467, Evanston, IL. 60204-5267) is a
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very readable 14pp. review zine, though the editor is planning to
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print more non-review material in the future. This issue's cover-
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line urges readers to "Kill the cop in your head first," and its
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contents focus on zine reviews, with comic and music reviews as
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well. Sample copies are $1 or trade.
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Dialogue #96/Spring '93 (POB 71221, New Orleans, LA. 70172) is a
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20pp. "Progressive Community Journal" focussing on local news. This
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issue's cover story is "Liberty or bigotry?" It covers the
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controversial rededication of the so-called "Liberty Monument" in
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New Orleans (popularly known as the White Supremacy Monument). Sub-
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scriptions are $5/year (4 issues).
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The Fire Fly #19/Feb.'93 (Box 1077, Mission, SD. 57555) is a
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homey, yet incisively critical little 8pp. newsletter from the
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Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota, appropriately subtitled "A
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tiny glow in a forest of darkness." This issue includes a first
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person account titled "You're in South Dakota now" by Jon Lurie,
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and "Other realities as truth: Permitting cultural diversity in the
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schools" by Jon Lurie and Jane Kirby. Always a good read. Subscrip-
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tions are $5.00/6 issues.
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Celtic Pamplemousse #5/undated (Jim Munroe, 66 Greyhound Dr.,
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Willowdale, Ontario M2H 1K3, Canada) is an unpaginated zine. This
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issue includes an amusing look at "Star Trek: (Brainwashing) The
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Next Generation." Sample copies are $1 postpaid.
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The Thistle Vol.7,#1/Feb.3, & #3/ Mar.3, thru #8/April 14,'93
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(M.I.T. W20-450, 84 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, MA. 02139) is a
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12 to 20pp., weekly student-left tabloid "working to humanize MIT"!
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The April 7 issue is a special retitled Thistle Profemina and
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including pieces on "Naming rapists" by Mary Baxter, "Menstruation"
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by Emily Yeh, and an accusation that the Socialist Workers Party
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has perpetrated a "Racist frame-up" in its defense campaign for
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Mark Curtis. No subscription price given.
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The Freedom Writer Vol.10,#2/ Mar.-April '93 (POB 589, Great
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Barrington, MA. 01230) is an informative 4pp. bimonthly newsletter
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covering activities of the Christian right. This issue includes an
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alarming analysis of "The anti-gay nineties" by Frederick Clarkson.
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Subscriptions are included with a $25/ year membership in the
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Institute for First Amendment Studies.
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Prison Legal News Vol.4,#2/Feb. '93 (POB 1684, Lake Worth, FL
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33460) is a helpful 10pp. newsletter for prisoners focussing on the
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state of Washington. This issue includes good articles on "Serial
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litigators" by Adrian Lomax, and "The prison privatization debate"
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by Ed Mead. Send a contribution for a copy.
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Panic! #1/undated (c/o Dave Wells, Conari Press, 1144 65th St.
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Suite B, Emeryville, CA. 94608) is an attractive, unpaginated zine
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opening with a quote from Lautr=82amont's Les Chants de Maldoror,
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including a rant titled "Stick this on your bumper!" ("Is putting
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your ideology on your bumper another case of sticking your head up
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your ass?"), drawings by Andrew Singer, and a piece on cities as
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the commodification of space titled "When there is no there." Send
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$3.50 for a sample copy.
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Blue Ryder #29/May-June '93 (POB 587, Olean, NY. 14760) is a 16pp.
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tabloid now calling itself "The Best of the Underground." This
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issue includes a good piece on "Forfeitures and seizures: Legalized
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theft" (on drug war property seizures) by Dennis Cauchon (reprinted
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from Urine Nation News). Subscriptions are $8/year (6 issues).
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LUNO unnumbered/Mar. & April '93 (31960 SE Chin St., Boring, OR.
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97009) is a 10pp. newsletter of the Learning Unlimited Network of
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Oregon. The March issue includes some commentary on computers and
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technology, including a great `computer' schematic - shown as a
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toilet with various parts well-labelled! The April issue includes
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"Devil dealing in education" (on the demonization of enemies). Send
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an SASE for a sample copy.
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Gray Areas #1/Fall '92 (POB 808, Broomall, PA. 19008-0808) is a
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brand new magazine "Examining the Gray Areas of Life" like
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pornography, concert taping, search-and-seizure laws, etc., along
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with recurrent references to the Grateful Dead. Well done,
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including a 10 page listing of "Unreleased/unauthorized" Dead
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videos, along with a variety of concert, video, book, software and
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zine reviews, and an interview with former porn star Kay Parker -
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now a spiritualist/channeler! Sample $4.50; subscriptions are $18/4
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issues.
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The Madison Edge Vol.4,#7/Feb. 24, thru #11/April 21,'93 (POB 845,
|
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Madison, WI. 53701-0845) is a good 8pp. alternative community
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biweekly tabloid. Issue #7 includes Tod Ensign's "Gulf War
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syndrome: Chronic health ailments plague Gulf War veterans," and
|
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Raymond Luc Levasseur's "Pardon my analysis" (on the pardons of
|
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Republican regime war criminals by Bush). Subscriptions are $15/-
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year.
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Beatnik Soup #6/Spring '93 (2306 College Ave., Stevens Point, WI.
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54481) unpaginated "Art and Literary Magazine for a New Generation"
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- primarily a poetry-zine, complete with pop-up art and a rainbow
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of page colors. Sample copies are $1 cash or money order.
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Funny Pages #42/April '93 (POB 317025, Dayton, OH. 45437) 12pp.
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zine of occasionally funny, (mostly) disgusting humor aimed at
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celebrities, politicos, gender, race, sexual orientations, etc.
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Office jokesters with poor taste will love this zine; others might
|
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have second thoughts. Subscriptions are $10/8 issues.
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Still Angry #12/Spring '93 (102A E. 52nd St., Austin, TX. 78751)
|
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is a thick, unpaginated in-your-face angry zine, surprisingly well-
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produced with a homo-vegan-straightedge twist. This issue features
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material on the Church of Satan, (against) human sacrifice, band
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interviews with Neurosis and Andromeda Strain, some furious rants
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by Claire Richards, and a lot more short pieces of intense, graphic
|
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anger. Copies are $1.29.
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The American Rationalist Vol.37,#6/Mar.-April & Vol.38,#1/May-June
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'93 (POB 994, St. Louis, MO. 63188) is a 16pp. bimonthly subtitled
|
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"The alternative to religious superstition." Issue #1 includes
|
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Kenneth Weinstein on "Pierre Bayle and the atheist state," and C.
|
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Lee Hubbell's "God-confused physicists," along with book reviews
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and other short pieces. Subscriptions are $6/year (6 issues).
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Industrial Worker #1557/Mar., #1558/April & #1559/May '93 (1095
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Market St. #204, San Francisco, CA. 94103) 12-16pp. union newspaper
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of the Industrial Workers of the World. The April and May issues
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include a little humor with Wage Slave World News inserts. Sub-
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scriptions are $10/year (12 issues).
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Retrofuturism #17/April '93 (The Drawing Legion, POB 227, Iowa
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City, IA. 52244) is a "sporadically-appearing" 24pp. "Hypermedia,"
|
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fringe-art periodical. This issue includes Stephen-Paul Martin on
|
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"Media countermedia: Gleem & Ultra-Brite," and Ed Lawrence's review
|
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of Bob Black's Friendly Fire. Subscriptions are $10/year (including
|
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all Drawing Legion publications).
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The Other Israel #56/April '93 (I.C.I.P.P., POB 2542, Holon 58125,
|
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Israel) is the 12pp. newsletter of the Israeli Council for Israeli-
|
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Palestinian Peace. This issue covers the criminal deportation of
|
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415 Palestinians by the Israeli state, and the ensuing protests.
|
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Recommended. Subscriptions are $30/year (6 issues).
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Gneurosis #2/undated (BM Indefinite, London WC1N 3XX, England)
|
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60pp. spiritually-inclined "Magazine of the Out of Order Order,"
|
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including a long - at times interesting - commentary on titled "The
|
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art of anarchic artha: A look at the void via Alan Watts," along
|
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with various comix, manifestos and rants. Send =9C2.50 for a copy
|
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(checks to "PD Condon" only).
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Farm Pulp Magazine #16/Jan.-Feb. & #17/April-May '93 (217 NW 70th
|
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St., Seattle, WA. 98117) is a nicely done, graphically lively,
|
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24pp. photocopied literary zine of bizarre fiction. My favorite
|
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story from issue #17 is the hilarious "The Summer Floors: Notes
|
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from an office survivalist" (from the story: "I eat simply as well.
|
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Non-dairy creamer is the basic staple I prepare most of my foods
|
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with....")! Sample copies are $1 cash & two 29=9B stamps.
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Zen Wind #14/undated (Tundra Wind, POB 429, Monte Rio, CA. 95462)
|
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unbound, unpaginated, irregular magazine of a "non-monastic and
|
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non-residential spiritual order in the tradition of the zen masters
|
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of China, Korea and Japan." This issue includes "The trans-
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formations of Tung Shan" (a commentary on an obscure quote relating
|
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to the I Ching), and "Zenarchy - A diary." Subscriptions are
|
|
available on request; donations or trades requested.
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CVS Bulletin #1/Feb.'93 (The Drawing Legion, POB 227, Iowa City,
|
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IA. 52244) 24pp. zine of the Copyright Violation Squad dedicated to
|
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making "publicly available those cultural works which have been
|
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suppressed because they theoretically violated copyright law. This
|
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first issue includes Luke McGuff on "Parallel culture."
|
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Subscriptions are $10/200 pages (including all Drawing Legion
|
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publications).
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Rotund World #1/undated (Blind Box Q, 1336 SE Marion St.,
|
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Portland, OR. 97202) 20pp. tabloid successor to the slick literary
|
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magazine, Mississippi Mud. This first issue of RW includes some
|
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interesting writing, including fiction like David Duncan's "The
|
|
Epistemology of the Orgasm." If you enjoy reading, take a look.
|
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Free; send a something to cover the postage.
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Maximum RocknRoll #118/Mar.'93 (POB 288, Berkeley, CA. 94701) is
|
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a huge unpaginated punkzine that continues to pack in page after
|
|
page of letters, columns, articles, interviews, scene reports, and
|
|
sound & zine reviews. This issue features an interview with
|
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graffiti artist Devon Morf, including a shitload of photos. Check
|
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it out. Sample copies are $2.50; subscriptions are $15/6 issues.
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Liberty Vol.6,#5/June '93 (POB 1167, Port Townsend, WA. 98368) is
|
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an 80pp., right-wing `libertarian' magazine advocating "free mar-
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ket" economics. This issue includes some Clinton-bashing and
|
|
commentary on the government's massacre of Davidians in Waco, along
|
|
with a valuable reprinting of lectures by Albert Jay Nock under the
|
|
title "Understanding the state." Subscriptions are $19.50/year (6
|
|
issues).
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Paranoia #1/undated (POB 3570, Cranston, RI. 02910) is a new 24pp.
|
|
"Readers Digest for Hip Paranoids." This first issue includes
|
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material on all the hot conspiracy topics from Malcolm X to Hitler
|
|
and Nixon. Subscriptions are $12/year (4 issues).
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Green Revolution #3/Autumn '92 (POB 845, Bristol BS99 5HQ,
|
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England) is a 16pp. "revolutionary newspaper working for ecological
|
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survival, human liberation and direct action." The cover story is
|
|
"Women and Revolution," including an interview with Janet Biehl,
|
|
and a piece on "Women and anarchism." Subscriptions are =9C4/10
|
|
issues.
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The Moorish Science Monitor unnumbered/Oct.'92 (James Koehnline,
|
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POB 85777, Seattle, WA. 98145-1777) unpaginated zine featuring
|
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Elizabeth Was & Miekal And's "Sustaining the hyperkulture: Toward
|
|
an ecology of information," and the "Manifesto of the Black Thorn
|
|
League." Copies are $3.
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Progressive Librarian #4/Winter '91-2 (c/o Empire State College,
|
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SUNY School of Labor Studies Library, 330 West 42nd St., 4th Floor,
|
|
New York, NY. 10036) is the 52pp. journal of the leftist
|
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Progressive Librarians Guild, featuring David Linton's "The pro-ma-
|
|
chine bias: The fate of the Luddites," and a survey on library
|
|
purchases of "Politically controversial monographs" by Charles
|
|
Willett. Subscriptions are included with membership in PLG at $5-
|
|
15/year (depending upon income).
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Great Expeditions #72/Fall '92 (POB 18036, Raleigh, NC. 27619) is
|
|
a slick, full-color 56pp. magazine of "socially-responsible
|
|
travel," covering topics like family trip to Venezuela on horseback
|
|
and bicycling in Siberia and Bali! Subscriptions are $18/year.
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|
Undercurrents #4/Spring '92 (c/o Faculty of Environmental Studies,
|
|
York University, 4700 Keele St., North York, Ontario M3J 1P3,
|
|
Canada) impressive 58pp. "Journal of Critical Environmental
|
|
Studies," featuring "Toward a theory of the body in critical social
|
|
change" by Karen Birkemeyer, and "When the eye cannot see:
|
|
Rethinking night" by Andrew Satterthwaite. Copies are $5.
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|
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Arm The Spirit #14-15/Aug.-Dec.'92 [double issue] (c/o Wild Seed
|
|
Press, POB 57584, Jackson Stn., Hamilton, Ontario L8P 4X3, Canada)
|
|
is a 36pp. "Autonomist/Anti-Imperialist Journal." This double issue
|
|
includes international coverage from Kurdistan to Vermont, with a
|
|
lot of attention to the RAF in Germany. Subscriptions are $10/6
|
|
issues.
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I Am #6/undated (Chuck, c/o Moofster, 28 Randolph St., Boston, MA.
|
|
02118) is a thick 70pp. "publication for hope," covering
|
|
intergenerational man/dude-love sexual issues from a personal
|
|
perspective with articles, comics, letters and graphics. Copies are
|
|
$6.
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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS ALSO
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RECEIVED:
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The Freedom Writer Vol.10,#1/Jan.-Feb.'93 (Institute for First
|
|
Amendment Studies, POB 589, Great Barrington, MA. 01230) 4pp.
|
|
newsletter reporting on the activities of the Christian right,
|
|
especially Pat Robertson's Christian Coalition. Subscriptions are
|
|
included with membership in IFAS at $25/ year.
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|
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The Gateway Greens' Compost-Dispatch Vol.4 #3/Mar., #4/April &
|
|
#5/May '93 (Gateway Green Alliance, POB 8094, St. Louis, MO. 63156)
|
|
8pp. local/regional environmental newsletter. Subscriptions are
|
|
included with membership in GGA at $25/year (12 issues).
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|
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Anuskids #2/undated (Wavy Davy, 207 Wren St., Clemson, SC. 29631)
|
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unpaginated, photocopied zine "looking for anything remotely
|
|
grotesque and absurd." No price listed.
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|
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Rx #1/Nov.'92 & #3/Mar.'93 (DSM Reform Initiative, POB 1562,
|
|
Albany, NY. 12201) 8-pp. newsletter encouraging the elimination of
|
|
marijuana and hallucinogen use as categories of mental illness in
|
|
the psychiatric `Bible', DSM. Send an SASE for a sample copy.
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Subconscious Soup Vol.2.#4/Winter '92 (POB 421272, Kissimmee, FL.
|
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34742) very well-produced 42pp. pro-hemp, "Magazine of Free Thought
|
|
and Counter Cultures." Send $2 + two 29=9B stamps for a sample copy;
|
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subscriptions are $10/year.
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Alternative Press Index Vol.24,#4/Oct.-Dec.'92 (POB 33109,
|
|
Baltimore, MD. 21218) 108pp. quarterly, library-style index to a
|
|
wide range of alternative and radical periodicals - including anar-
|
|
chic publications like Fifth Estate, Kick It Over, Our Generation,
|
|
and Social Anarchism, as well as Anarchy. Subscriptions are
|
|
$30/year (4 issues) for individuals & movement groups.
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Small Press Review #242/Mar., #243/April & #244/May '93 (POB 100,
|
|
Paradise, CA. 95967) 16pp. review of small press poetry and
|
|
fiction. Subscriptions are $20/year (12 issues).
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Washington Report Vol.14,#4/April & #5/May '93 (Editors Release
|
|
Service, POB 10309, St. Petersburg, FL. 33733) 4pp. news shorts on
|
|
Washington "greed, corruption, self-indulgence." Subscriptions are
|
|
$25/year (? issues).
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MSRRT Newsletter Vol.6,#3/April & #4/May '93 (Chris Dodge/ Jan De-
|
|
Sirey, 4645 Columbus Ave. S., Mpls, MN. 55407) 16pp. `socially-re-
|
|
sponsible' librarians' newsletter. Send a 52=9B SASE for a sample.
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Reclaiming Newsletter #50/Spring '93 (POB 14404, San Francisco,
|
|
CA. 94114) 36pp. pagan newsletter "working to unify spirit and
|
|
politics." Subscriptions are $6-$25/year (4 issues).
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|
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Yello Submarine Zine #X-II/undated (422 Linden Pl., Elmira, NY.
|
|
14901) unpaginated zine of comics & reprints. Sample copies are
|
|
$1.50.
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Nukewatch Pathfinder unnumbered/Spring '93 (The Progressive Foun-
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dation, POB 2658, Madison, WI. 53701-2658) 4pp. `nonviolent' anti-
|
|
nuke tabloid. Send an SASE.
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Angry People unnumbered/undated (Box 183, Waterloo, NSW 2017,
|
|
Australia) 12pp. working-class, bash-the-rich zine. Cover price is
|
|
$1.
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Campus Review Vol.9,#2/Mar., #3/April & #4/May '93 (336 S.
|
|
Clinton, Suite 16, Iowa City, IA. 52240) 16pp. homophobic and
|
|
generally authoritarian, conservative student tabloid. Subscrip-
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tions are $5/year (? issues).
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Direct Confrontation [unnumbered]/Oct.-Dec.'92 & Jan.-Feb.'93
|
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(Constitutional Revival, Box 3182 Enfield, CT. 06083) 8pp. right-
|
|
wing, anti-IRS, "minimal government" newsletter focussing on the
|
|
Constitution and Bill of Rights. Subscriptions are #12/year (6
|
|
issues).
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Pagans for Peace #59/Mar.'93 A.D.A. (POB 2205, Clearbrook, B.C.
|
|
V2T 3X8, Canada) 10pp. newsletter for socially-activist pagans.
|
|
Subscriptions are $10/year (6 issues).
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Bike Pride #2/undated (c/o New Media Club, UWM Box 122, POB 413,
|
|
Milwaukee, WI. 53201) odd-sized, 28pp. mountain bike zine with a
|
|
angry twist, interesting commentary and anti-auto fantasies. Cover
|
|
price is 50=9B.
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The Nuclear Resister #88/April '93 (POB 43383, Tucson, AZ. 85733)
|
|
8pp. anti-nuclear, civil resistance tabloid. Subscriptions are
|
|
$18/year (8 issues?).
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|
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Psychedelic Prisoners Newsletter #2/undated (107 Tall Trees Ct.,
|
|
Fankfort, KY. 40601) 18pp. newsletter "by and for prisoners
|
|
incarcerated for violation of psychedelic drug prohibition laws."
|
|
Send a "donations of stamps or cash" for a copy.
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Artpaper Vol.12,#7/Mar., #8/April & #9/May '93 (2402 University
|
|
Ave. W. #206, St. Paul, MN. 55114)) 32pp. tabloid subtitled "Art/-
|
|
Community/Cultural Activism." Subscriptions are $20/ year (10 is-
|
|
sues).
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New Unionist #188/Mar.'93 (New Union Party, 621 West Lake St.
|
|
Suite 210, Minneapolis, MN. 55408) 4pp. tabloid aiming to get
|
|
workers "to unite in one rank-and-file controlled union."
|
|
Subscriptions are $5/year (12 issues).
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Third World ResourcesVol.9,#2/ April-June '93 (Data Center, 464
|
|
19th St., Oakland, CA. 94612) 24pp. informative "quarterly review
|
|
of resources from & about the Third World." Subscriptions are $35/2
|
|
years.
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Factsheet 5 Vol.2,#4/Mar. & #5/ April '93 (Andrew Roller, 5960 S.
|
|
Land Park Dr., Suite 253, Sacramento, CA. 95822) 12pp. review zine.
|
|
Don't be mistaken, this is not the Factsheet 5, just a quick &
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|
cheap knockoff. Sample copies are $1 + age statement required.
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Twisted Image #46/Mar. & #47/ April '93 (1630 University Ave.
|
|
Apt.26, Berkeley, CA. 94703) always amusing 10pp. comics zine pub-
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lished by Ace Backwords. Sample copies are $2; subscriptions are
|
|
$20/year (12 issues).
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Grind #3/undated (25791 Parada Dr., Valencia, CA. 91355-2415)
|
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unpaginated vegetarian-punkzine. Copies $3.
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|
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On Indian Land unnumbered/ Spring '93 (POB 2104, Seattle, WA.
|
|
98101) is a 12pp. tabloid subtitled "Support for Native Sovereign-
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ty," covering all the major Native American struggles. Subscrip-
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tions are $8/4 issues.
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The Outlander Vol.2,#1/Feb. & #2(?)/April '93 (POB 585, Mountlake
|
|
Terrace, WA. 98043-0585) 8-12pp. prisoners' zine. Send a donation
|
|
for a sample copy.
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Pelican Bay Prison Express #3/undated (2489 Mission St. #28, San
|
|
Francisco, CA. 94110) 16pp. prisoner support/human rights
|
|
newsletter. Subscriptions are $10/? issues.
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The Alternative Orange Vol.2,#4/ Mar., #5/April & #6/May.'93 (126T
|
|
Schine Center, Syracuse Univ., Syracuse, NY. 13244) 12-24pp. well-
|
|
produced "Alternative Student Newspaper." Subscriptions are
|
|
$20/year (8 issues).
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Meshuggah #7/Mar.'93 (Feh! Press, 147 Second Ave. #603, New York,
|
|
NY. 10003) 16pp. entertaining "Journal of Oddball Fiction and
|
|
Subversive Thought." Sample $1.50; subscriptions are $6/4 issues
|
|
(checks to Feh!).
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The Geis Letter #13/Mar. & #14/ April '93 (POB 11408, Portland,
|
|
OR. 97211) 8pp. provocative personal zine of "Thought crime, Dogma-
|
|
cide, and Intellectual Heresy" from the former publisher of Science
|
|
Fiction Review. Copies are $1/issue.
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We Are The Weird Vol.9,#10\May 17,'93 (POB 2002, Dallas, TX.
|
|
75221) 16pp. occasionally hilarious zine billed as "America's only
|
|
weekly fanzine" of weird movies and drive-ins. Sample copy free;
|
|
subscriptions are $65/year (26 issues).
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Kaspahraster #6/April '93 (POB 8831, Portland, OR. 97207) attrac-
|
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tive 32pp. zine of poetry, comment, computer mail, dreams and
|
|
graphics. Send $2 cash for a sample.
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Rethinking Schools Vol.7,#3/ Spring '93 (1001 E. Keefe Ave.,
|
|
Milwaukee, WI. 53212) 32pp. liberal school-reform tabloid subtitled
|
|
"An Urban Education Journal." Subscriptions are $12.50/year (4
|
|
issues).
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|
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Shelf Life #1/undated (1631 Santa Rosa Ave., Santa Barbara, CA.
|
|
93109) is the ambitious 52pp. first issue of this personal/punk
|
|
zine, which includes accounts of "What we did on our summer
|
|
vacation," and of the "1992 Anarchist Gathering in Long Beach,
|
|
California." Send $1 for a copy.
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|
The Orlando Spectator Vol.4,#4/ Spring '93 (2390 S. Orange Blossom
|
|
Trail, Apopka, FL. 32703-1870) 29pp. alternative community tabloid
|
|
quarterly with an anti-censorship, anti-authoritarian bent. Sample
|
|
copies are $1; subscriptions are $10/12 issues.
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|
Subterranean Vol.3,#1/undated (POB 57183, Lincoln, NE. 68505)
|
|
13pp. zine with very small print that aims to be "an open forum for
|
|
your thoughts and opinions." Send $2 for a copy.
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Ain't Life Grand unnumbered/undated (Resistance Productions, POB
|
|
426, 8026 Z=81rich, Switzerland) 5pp. zine with extremely small
|
|
print. Send a donation for a copy.
|
|
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|
Slam #2/Nov.-Dec.'92 (POB 22861, Alexandria, VA. 22304)
|
|
unpaginated punk-zine with loads of zine and music reviews. Copies
|
|
are $2 postpaid.
|
|
|
|
Let's Gibber #3/undated (Ziggurat, POB 25193, Rochester, NY.
|
|
14625) 12pp. zine of ravings by Thom Metzger, subtitled "The
|
|
Official Organ of Ziggurat." Send $1 for a sample copy.
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|
Touchpoint Vol.6,#2/April '93 (POB 408, Chloride, AZ. 86431) is
|
|
a 10pp. non-monogamous contact service newsletter. Single issues
|
|
are $4.
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Aero-Gramme #10/Spring '93 (417 Roslyn Rd., Roslyn Heights, NY.
|
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11577) 20pp. "Alternative Education Resource Organization
|
|
Newsletter." Subscriptions are $5/year (4 issues?).
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Loving More #34/Spring & #35/ Summer '92 (PEP, POB 6306, Captain
|
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Cook, HI. 96704-6306) 16pp. polyfidelity newsletter subtitled "A
|
|
group marriage journal & network." Subscriptions are $25/year (4
|
|
issues).
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|
New Hampshire Gazette Vol.237, #20/Feb. thru #22/April '93 (37
|
|
Skunk Farm Road, Hillsborough, NH. 03244) 4pp. old-style newspaper
|
|
billed as "The Nation's Oldest Newspaper." Subscriptions are
|
|
$10/year (12 issues).
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Any Time Now Vol.2,#4/Spring '93 (Affinity Place, Argenta, B.C.
|
|
V0G 1B0, Canada) 12pp. zine focussing on libertarian and socialist
|
|
themes. Subscriptions are $4/ year (4 issues).
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The Intercollegiate Review Vol.28, #2/Spring '93 (14 S. Bryn Mawr
|
|
Ave., Bryn Mawr, PA. 19010-3275) 56pp. right-wing "Journal of
|
|
Scholarship and Opinion." Cover price is $3.
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S=A1papu Vol.22,#2/undated (Noel Peattie, 23311 County Rd. 88,
|
|
Winters, CA. 95694) 24pp. "newsletter for librarians, collectors,
|
|
and others interested in the alternative press." Samples $4.
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Abapa Freer unnumbered/undated sampler/ issue (Pat Underhill, POB
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759, Veneta, OR. 97487) is a small-format, 18pp. "aberrant assured
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publication arrangement" publication on freer places to live
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published in microscopic print. Samples are $1 cash.
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Northern Sun News Vol.15,#3/ Spring '93 (2129 Riverside Ave. #A,
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Minneapolis, MN. 55454-1340) 16pp. tabloid subtitled "Alternatives
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in Energy, Politics and Culture." Subscriptions are $10/year (4 is-
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sues).
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Prison News Service #39/Jan.-Feb.'93 (POB 5052, Stn. A, Toronto,
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Ontario, Canada M5W 1W4) 12pp. tabloid covering North American
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prison issues. Cover price is $1.50; suggested subscription rate is
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$10/year (6 issues).
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Jabiru Tribe #7/April '93 (POB 3648, Corpus Christi, TX. 78463-
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3648) 4pp. "alternative paper in your town and up your street."
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Send an SASE for a sample.
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Science for Democratic Action Vol.2,#1/Winter & #2/Spring '93
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(Institute for Energy and Environmental Research, 6935 Laurel Ave.,
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Takoma Park, MD. 20912) 16pp. newsletter critical of the nuclear
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power/weapons establishment. Subscriptions are $6/ year (3 issues).
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Butcher Shop #1/undated (2117 Lyndale Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN.
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55405) unpaginated zine "For Radicals Only." Sample copies are $1.
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Arise! #9/Spring '93 (2117 Lyndale Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN.
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55405) 12pp. tabloid of the Arise! collective and Arise! Newspaper,
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Bookstore & Resource Center covering ecological and anti-
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imperialist issues. Send a couple stamps for a sample copy.
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Obscure Publications #21/undated (no address) 8pp. short, but
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interesting review zine. Subscriptions are $6/3 issues if only
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there was an address.
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Utne Reader #57/May-June '93 (Box 1974, Marion, OH. 43305) 152pp.
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Readers' Digest of the left-liberals. Subscriptions are $18/year (6
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issues).
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Ideological Commentary #59/Feb. '93 (15 Calabria Rd., London N5
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1JB, England) is a 28pp. periodical pushing editor George Walford's
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ideology of Systematic Ideology. Subscriptions are $5/year (4 is-
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sues).
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In-Queeries #4/undated (POB 1074, Suite 130, Northridge, CA.
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91328) thick, energetic, unpaginated queer student zine.
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Subscriptions are $10/ academic year (? issues).
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Hell's Kitchen #1/Spring '93 (POB 85541, Seattle, WA. 98145) 20pp.
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zine with a visual orientation including art & comix. Single copies
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are $2.50.
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Queer Zine Explosion #7/Feb.'93 (Larry-Bob, Box 591275, SF., CA.
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94159-1275) 8pp. of queer and related zine reviews! Send two 29=9B
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stamps for a copy.
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Yawn #38/Mar.'93 (POB 227, Iowa City, IA. 52244) 24pp. "Critique
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of Culture" covering the "art strike." Subscriptions are $10/200
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pages of Drawing Legion periodicals.
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Canary Flu #2/Feb.'93 (366 Wilson St., Amherst, WI. 54406)
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unpaginated, hand-lettered/drawn zine of poetry and art. Send a 52=9B
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SASE for a sample.
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=ADexiste! #1/undated (6323 Cherrywood, Portage, MI. 49002) unpagi-
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nated DIY/review zine. Copies are 75=9B.
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Riot Geeek! #1/undated (POB 581354, Mpls., MN. 55458-1354) 30pp.
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anti-sexist gender role/men's consciousness zine. Send a 53=9B SASE
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for a sample copy.
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ApaEros #43/Nov.'92 (John & Kathe Burt, 960 SW Jefferson Ave.,
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Corvallis, OR. 97333) 32pp. "unedited reader-written forum about
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sex, erotica and relationships of all kinds: het, lesbian, gay,
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bi." Always recommended. Subscriptions are $2/issue, but you must
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also send an age statement (that you are over 18).
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Damn Nation #2/Oct.'92 (Dave Schulz, POB 118, Conway, SC. 29526)
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26pp. anti-statist, individualist, laissez-faire zine. Copies are
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$1 postpaid.
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A.M. #2 & #3/undated (Tumor Pubs, POB 531, Villa Park, IL. 60181)
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unpaginated comix zine with sometimes obscure humor. Send a 52=9B
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SASE for a copy.
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The Village Idiot #18/Jan.-April '93 (POB 66, Harrison, ID. 83833-
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0066) an unpretentious and readable 48pp. literary journal. Sample
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copies $3; subscriptions are $7.50/3 issues.
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MINI-ZINES: (No Anarchy exchanges)
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Minifictions #11/Spring '93 (Makeupaname Press, POB 31848,
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Seattle, WA. 98103-1848) 8pp. mini-essay by Luke McGuff "On getting
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pierced." Send a stamp and an SASE or trade.
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Piano #1/Jan. thru #5/May '93 (First Person Publ., 871 `H' St.,
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Port Townsend, WA. 98368) 2pp. zine for piano-lovers. Sample free.
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Comic Update #152/Feb. thru #156/May '93 (Andrew Roller, 5960 S.
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Land Park Dr., Suite 253, Sacramento, CA. 95822) 8pp. mini-review-
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zine. Copies are 50=9B.
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Naughty Naked Dream Girls #1/May '93 (Andrew Roller, 5960 S. Land
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Park Dr., Suite 253, Sacramento, CA. 95822) 16pp. mini-porn-zine.
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Copies are $1.
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FOREIGN-LANGUAGE PERIODICALS:
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Die Rote Hilfe Vol.19,#1/Jan.-Mar. '93 (Postfach 6444, 23 Kiel 14,
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Germany) is a competently-produced 32pp. quarterly magazine of
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leftist solidarity. This issue includes German anti-fascist
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coverage. Cover price is 2,50dm; subscriptions are 15dm/year.
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L'Unit=82 Humaine #5/Jan.-Mars & #6/Avril-Juin '93 (L'Alliance
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Universelle, 73 Av. de la R=82sistance, 83000 Toulon, France) 4pp.
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French-language journal aiming at world "brotherhood and peace,"
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with heavy Christian overtones. Subscriptions are 100F/year (4
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issues).
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B=A3v=A0rok Rem=82nykednek unnumbered/undated (Bal=A0s Szab=A2, 4400
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Nyiregyh=A0za, Kod=A0ly u.34/29, Hungary) unpaginated Hungarian-
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language punkzine. Send a contribution for a sample.
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